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After our early dinner, we ventured here for coffee and some sweets. As busy as they were, I was happy to see the pastry case still fully stocked with plenty of options. Fresh and delicious pastries!! The only thing they didn't have was the cinnamon raisin danish! That's my jam. The Tiramisu Latte with oatmilk and an extra shot of espresso & EXTRA HOT was just lovely on this cold, windy day. Paired really well with my sugar doughnut twist that didn't make it out the parking lot... Soft and delicious. 10/10! And the raspberry macaroons TWO THUMBS UP 10/10. We also bought a strawberry cloud doughnut, pumpkin spice & cheese danish & a kimchi croquet for later. :)))))))) This is one happy girl! Happy Yelping!
This is now my go-to tous Les jours, despite it being a bit farther from me than other locations. I tried the Ellicott City location first but it pales in comparison to this location. There's more natural light, the parking lot is easier to enter/exit, and there's no time limit to your visit! Also if you sit by the wall, there are outlets that make this a perfect study spot! The customer service is great and the drinks come out quick, even during the lunch rush. I'm a simple girl so when I see a croquette, it's going on my tray. Today I opted for a kimchi croquette and I was lucky to get the last one. Thankfully, their holiday drinks are still on the menu and the gingerbread latte was delish. I'm not a coffee drinker but the balance of coffee and sweetness was perfect. 10s across the board!
This aesthetically savy cafe is amazing and relaxing. It has the same lay out and feel of the Paris Baguette in Towson, MD. They have a nice size sitting/ table area. Its not nosy and rather pretty relaxing if you needed to get some work done or just sit like me and collect your thoughts while taking in the tasty latte and pastry. I selected the custard taet, Custard & Almond Pretzel and Caramel Apple Pie. No I didnt eat all at once. I did sit and eat the custard tart that was absolutely tasty and like that of the one I got from Paris Baguette. I ordered the Iced Tiramisu Latte w/Oatmilk. And it was mouth watering tastebud jumping joy delicious! The service and staff were very friendly and polite.
Came here on a Friday afternoon and it was pretty crowded. The selection was huge and every type was fully stocked. We waited in line for the register which took some time and ordered our drinks there. There were no available seats as it was crowded and a lot of people were working on their laptops. They call out drinks by order on receipt. The interior feels luxurious and inviting, similar to other locations I've been to. The operations seem smooth and the experience was seamless
6.29.25 I just tried the taro bread and the vanilla chocolate heart mousse cake for the first time. Highly recommend those two, but not the milk buns.
Hello yumminess! Each time we come, we try something new. I should have taken photos of what I chose, but I was so hungry. The pastries with little hot dogs were tasty. The mini apple danishes were good, while the rectangular pizza topped with veggies won the day! Because it was a Sunday afternoon, the place was packed. We asked for a to go order, then a table opened up, haha. I wonder if that was the reason that my food wasn't warmed up. The volume of conversations was a little louder today.
Love this cute chain that's been popping up in the Baltimore area! TLJ is a Korean and French inspired bakery cafe. They have trays when you first walk in which you can use to select your pastries - they have donuts, pastries both sweet and savory, and breads. Take them to the counter to pay where you can also order drinks. The inside is cute and welcoming, bright and clean. The staff are friendly and helpful too! This location is conveniently located with ample parking.
A coworker recommended this place so I went there this morning before heading to work to surprise my team with some sweets. A couple of varieties: Pain au chocolate, strawberry cheese danish, cherry cheese danish, almond croissant, strawberry donut, vanilla donut and apple caramel danish. Team was pleasantly surprised and pleased. Chocolate stuffed pastry hit the spot for me without being overpoweringly sweet. Lots of variety. I'm worried I might become addicted to this place.
I noticed this location while driving by recently, so I added it to my list of places to try. Before visiting, I reviewed the online menu and discovered that they offer ube-flavored drinks, which made me eager to go there specifically for that. The place is quite large. Upon entering, I was a bit overwhelmed by the bakery section's size and the number of customers inside. Since it was relatively crowded, I got in line and browsed the menu while I waited. However, I did not see any ube-flavored beverages listed, so I had to come up with a quick alternative. I overheard a customer discussing her made-to-order strawberry matcha, which inspired me to try that as a substitute for ube. When I reached the cashier, I ordered the strawberry matcha and decided to get a second drink. I asked the cashier if they had ube drinks as shown online. She looked up at the menu and replied that they did, but when I glanced at it after she looked up, ube was still not specified. I'm unsure what she was looking at, as she did not attempt to point it out. As a newcomer to this place, I finally figured out the flow of ordering and picking up drinks. I walked over to the pickup station, but there was only one of my drinks ready. I informed the male staff member that I ordered two. He looked confused, double-checked the order sheet, and then said, "Oh." He proceeded to prepare the second drink. The first drink took a little while, but he prepared the second one in under two minutes. He called out the order number and slid the drink to the middle of the counter, and that was it. When did customer service stop being a part of the business model? Yes, the business has an appealing aesthetic with features not commonly found in other bakeries. They also offered a wide variety of self-serve bakery items, along with other items in the glass display. However, the first staff member I encountered was neither friendly nor cordial; she gave the impression that she did not want to be there. Her abrupt responses and limited communication conveyed a message of, "I just work here, can I take your order?" Additionally, the barista showed no accountability for failing to prepare the full order. I genuinely wanted to enjoy this experience and was excited to try one of the ube beverages. Perhaps I will try another location in the future to see if the customer service is different. Unfortunately, this location was just okay.
"Come to me...come to me!" Moments pass, a waking slumber, before Ellen Hutter again cries out from her bedroom in the fictional town of Wisborg, Germany, in the year 1838. "Come to me!" she begs. "YOU!" A haunting, telepathic response interrupts Ellen's somnambulant pleas. "YOU ARE NOT FOR THE LIVING." "YOU ARE NOT FOR HUMAN KIND." The terrifying pronouncements of Count Orlok, the nosferatu in Robert Eggers' 2024 film, linger on the air like wisps of wind, chilling us to the bone. But what if the ethereal commands came not from a paralyzing creature of ancient horror, but an extraordinarily delicious, chocolate, cream-filled, sugar-dusted pastry, whose only risk when you bite into it (apart from the calories and the sugar) is an explosion of light, decadent cream requiring a quick jaunt to a dry cleaner? And what if those sweets aren't meant for anyone but you and those you love? The living! My wife's and my trip to the Tous Les Jour in Columbia, Maryland, was no fiction; and neither was our memorable trip to the dry cleaner's afterwards. Although the breadth of their selections are not as seemingly infinite as the offerings from the Ellicott City location, what the Columbia location showcases each day still possesses the potential to dance spellbindingly in your fondest culinary memories.
I love tous les jours cakes, but bakery experiences have never been the best, especially when compared to other asian bakeries nearby. Their spinach feta danish was good, but there could've been more filling. Props for them for not charging extra for their alternative milks! I got an oatmilk latte, and it was one of the worst lattes i've ever gotten. I am by no means a coffee snob but it was so diluted it definitely needed an extra shot. Would not go back here, which is a shame since the columbia location is so convenient.
Service, ambience and food are really good! . We bought to go slice cake I wanted share my photos With you. The taste was really light and good
I was so happy when I found out Columbia was getting a Tous Les Jours! I've been meaning to come here since they opened and I finally got the chance to visit this last weekend. It's pretty spacious, but with it being a Saturday morning, there weren't many empty tables and seats, but I was lucky to find an empty table in the corner. I've been to a couple of their other locations, so I already knew what I was going to get. I absolutely love their veggie croquette. They have a kimchi and a curry one, but the veggie one is my favorite. I also got the custard and almond pretzel, and this was my first time trying it. It was pretty good! For my drink, I ordered a white coconut chai with oat milk. It was also my first time trying this flavor of chai and I really liked it. I spent a few hours working here while munching on these baked goods. I'll say it was a moderate level of noise, so it was fine working out of here and I was able to get a lot of work done.
When I saw matcha on the menu, I knew I had to check this place out! There were unique flavors ranging from pistachio matcha (for taste of Dubai ) to honey lavender matcha (if you're needing a sip of relaxation). I enjoyed how fresh and cohesive the flavors were! There's also a variety of pastries offered. These are baked in their Columbia location and brought to Arundel Mills. I was intrigued by the variety of savory treats, some topped with cheese and beef, others with vegetables. I was also delighted to see macaroons, that looked pretty authentic. With all the solid options present, I landed in a pistachio donut! Now, I will say I had a bit higher expectations for the donut. The donut itself was delicious, but I would have appreciated more pistachio throughout the cream in the center or maybe even skipping out on the cream altogether. Overall I think it was certainly worth a try. The matcha, for sure, stole the show! I will be back to try another flavor of matcha and a savory pastry! read more
4 months ago
I absolutely love, love, love this place! I have only gone twice but it's absolutely delicious. Especially if you come earlier in the day. I will say it's pricey but I mean what do you expect for high-quality yummy desserts. The donuts filled with some type of seasonal filling is my fav! The drinks there are also worth trying. My favorite was the tiramisu ice coffee (I think that's what it's called). Onlyyyyy thing I would say is the seating, not much seating for the amount of people who go but nonetheless still great spot. read more
After our early dinner, we ventured here for coffee and some sweets. As busy as they were, I was happy to see the pastry case still fully stocked with plenty of options. Fresh and delicious pastries!! The only thing they didn't have was the cinnamon raisin danish! That's my jam. The Tiramisu Latte with oatmilk and an extra shot of espresso & EXTRA HOT was just lovely on this cold, windy day. Paired really well with my sugar doughnut twist that didn't make it out the parking lot... Soft and delicious. 10/10! And the raspberry macaroons TWO THUMBS UP 10/10. We also bought a strawberry cloud doughnut, pumpkin spice & cheese danish & a kimchi croquet for later. :)))))))) This is one happy girl! Happy Yelping! read more
This is now my go-to tous Les jours, despite it being a bit farther from me than other locations. I tried the Ellicott City location first but it pales in comparison to this location. There's more natural light, the parking lot is easier to enter/exit, and there's no time limit to your visit! Also if you sit by the wall, there are outlets that make this a perfect study spot! The customer service is great and the drinks come out quick, even during the lunch rush. I'm a simple girl so when I see a croquette, it's going on my tray. Today I opted for a kimchi croquette and I was lucky to get the last one. Thankfully, their holiday drinks are still on the menu and the gingerbread latte was delish. I'm not a coffee drinker but the balance of coffee and sweetness was perfect. 10s across the board! read more
This aesthetically savy cafe is amazing and relaxing. It has the same lay out and feel of the Paris Baguette in Towson, MD. They have a nice size sitting/ table area. Its not nosy and rather pretty relaxing if you needed to get some work done or just sit like me and collect your thoughts while taking in the tasty latte and pastry. I selected the custard taet, Custard & Almond Pretzel and Caramel Apple Pie. No I didnt eat all at once. I did sit and eat the custard tart that was absolutely tasty and like that of the one I got from Paris Baguette. I ordered the Iced Tiramisu Latte w/Oatmilk. And it was mouth watering tastebud jumping joy delicious! The service and staff were very friendly and polite. read more
Came here on a Friday afternoon and it was pretty crowded. The selection was huge and every type was fully stocked. We waited in line for the register which took some time and ordered our drinks there. There were no available seats as it was crowded and a lot of people were working on their laptops. They call out drinks by order on receipt. The interior feels luxurious and inviting, similar to other locations I've been to. The operations seem smooth and the experience was seamless read more
1 year ago
6.29.25 I just tried the taro bread and the vanilla chocolate heart mousse cake for the first time. Highly recommend those two, but not the milk buns. read more
1 year ago
Hello yumminess! Each time we come, we try something new. I should have taken photos of what I chose, but I was so hungry. The pastries with little hot dogs were tasty. The mini apple danishes were good, while the rectangular pizza topped with veggies won the day! Because it was a Sunday afternoon, the place was packed. We asked for a to go order, then a table opened up, haha. I wonder if that was the reason that my food wasn't warmed up. The volume of conversations was a little louder today. read more
Love this cute chain that's been popping up in the Baltimore area! TLJ is a Korean and French inspired bakery cafe. They have trays when you first walk in which you can use to select your pastries - they have donuts, pastries both sweet and savory, and breads. Take them to the counter to pay where you can also order drinks. The inside is cute and welcoming, bright and clean. The staff are friendly and helpful too! This location is conveniently located with ample parking. read more
A coworker recommended this place so I went there this morning before heading to work to surprise my team with some sweets. A couple of varieties: Pain au chocolate, strawberry cheese danish, cherry cheese danish, almond croissant, strawberry donut, vanilla donut and apple caramel danish. Team was pleasantly surprised and pleased. Chocolate stuffed pastry hit the spot for me without being overpoweringly sweet. Lots of variety. I'm worried I might become addicted to this place. read more
I noticed this location while driving by recently, so I added it to my list of places to try. Before visiting, I reviewed the online menu and discovered that they offer ube-flavored drinks, which made me eager to go there specifically for that. The place is quite large. Upon entering, I was a bit overwhelmed by the bakery section's size and the number of customers inside. Since it was relatively crowded, I got in line and browsed the menu while I waited. However, I did not see any ube-flavored beverages listed, so I had to come up with a quick alternative. I overheard a customer discussing her made-to-order strawberry matcha, which inspired me to try that as a substitute for ube. When I reached the cashier, I ordered the strawberry matcha and decided to get a second drink. I asked the cashier if they had ube drinks as shown online. She looked up at the menu and replied that they did, but when I glanced at it after she looked up, ube was still not specified. I'm unsure what she was looking at, as she did not attempt to point it out. As a newcomer to this place, I finally figured out the flow of ordering and picking up drinks. I walked over to the pickup station, but there was only one of my drinks ready. I informed the male staff member that I ordered two. He looked confused, double-checked the order sheet, and then said, "Oh." He proceeded to prepare the second drink. The first drink took a little while, but he prepared the second one in under two minutes. He called out the order number and slid the drink to the middle of the counter, and that was it. When did customer service stop being a part of the business model? Yes, the business has an appealing aesthetic with features not commonly found in other bakeries. They also offered a wide variety of self-serve bakery items, along with other items in the glass display. However, the first staff member I encountered was neither friendly nor cordial; she gave the impression that she did not want to be there. Her abrupt responses and limited communication conveyed a message of, "I just work here, can I take your order?" Additionally, the barista showed no accountability for failing to prepare the full order. I genuinely wanted to enjoy this experience and was excited to try one of the ube beverages. Perhaps I will try another location in the future to see if the customer service is different. Unfortunately, this location was just okay. read more
"Come to me...come to me!" Moments pass, a waking slumber, before Ellen Hutter again cries out from her bedroom in the fictional town of Wisborg, Germany, in the year 1838. "Come to me!" she begs. "YOU!" A haunting, telepathic response interrupts Ellen's somnambulant pleas. "YOU ARE NOT FOR THE LIVING." "YOU ARE NOT FOR HUMAN KIND." The terrifying pronouncements of Count Orlok, the nosferatu in Robert Eggers' 2024 film, linger on the air like wisps of wind, chilling us to the bone. But what if the ethereal commands came not from a paralyzing creature of ancient horror, but an extraordinarily delicious, chocolate, cream-filled, sugar-dusted pastry, whose only risk when you bite into it (apart from the calories and the sugar) is an explosion of light, decadent cream requiring a quick jaunt to a dry cleaner? And what if those sweets aren't meant for anyone but you and those you love? The living! My wife's and my trip to the Tous Les Jour in Columbia, Maryland, was no fiction; and neither was our memorable trip to the dry cleaner's afterwards. Although the breadth of their selections are not as seemingly infinite as the offerings from the Ellicott City location, what the Columbia location showcases each day still possesses the potential to dance spellbindingly in your fondest culinary memories. read more
I love tous les jours cakes, but bakery experiences have never been the best, especially when compared to other asian bakeries nearby. Their spinach feta danish was good, but there could've been more filling. Props for them for not charging extra for their alternative milks! I got an oatmilk latte, and it was one of the worst lattes i've ever gotten. I am by no means a coffee snob but it was so diluted it definitely needed an extra shot. Would not go back here, which is a shame since the columbia location is so convenient. read more
1 year ago
I was so happy when I found out Columbia was getting a Tous Les Jours! I've been meaning to come here since they opened and I finally got the chance to visit this last weekend. It's pretty spacious, but with it being a Saturday morning, there weren't many empty tables and seats, but I was lucky to find an empty table in the corner. I've been to a couple of their other locations, so I already knew what I was going to get. I absolutely love their veggie croquette. They have a kimchi and a curry one, but the veggie one is my favorite. I also got the custard and almond pretzel, and this was my first time trying it. It was pretty good! For my drink, I ordered a white coconut chai with oat milk. It was also my first time trying this flavor of chai and I really liked it. I spent a few hours working here while munching on these baked goods. I'll say it was a moderate level of noise, so it was fine working out of here and I was able to get a lot of work done. read more
11 months ago
1 year ago
Honestly, I'm a regular at TLJ and it never disappoints. I always get the hot tiramisu latte, it's seriously one of the best drinks around. The vibe is super chill, the staff are always friendly, and it's just one of those spots that feels good to hang out in. Plus, you can get free cookies when you sign up for their membership, which is such a nice bonus. Definitely one of the best coffee shops in Columbia, a must-visit if you're in the area! read more
1 year ago
Wow! What a lovely and unique bakery! There is so much to choose from! Such a variety of bakery items from cakes to croissants, sweet breads and savory treats, and sandwiches. There's something for everyone! There's also a good variety of coffee and other beverages as well. Very well organized and labeled. You pick up a tray and your own set of tongs and make your selections and head to the counter to order your beverage and pay. Staff are friendly and helpful if you need something and ask, but not so forthcoming with greeting guests. Not too big a deal, but it would've been nice to have been greeted. Really that's the only thing that was missing for me. Overall great bakery! Can't wait to try some of their cakes and savory pastries! The honey lavender matcha was delish as well as the tiramisu latte! read more
New spot alert in Columbia! Perfectly next to Gyu Japanese bbq, this sweet treat is perfect for anytime of the day. Lots of different choices for pasties and desserts. Made fresh daily with their extensive drink menu. The staff is eager and excited to be there. Service was quick! The ambiance is definitely fits the cafe culture that you'd find overseas. It's my new favorite bakery for sure! read more
I love the fact that one of my favorite Korean bakery is near by my home. I went there 5 times now. Twice, I said down and chilled. Interior is cozy and cute. Plenty of space to sit down and relax. Staff are excellent and welcoming. I couldn't give 5 stars because one time I went there, the bathroom was not clean. Maybe they are short staffed cuz they just opened but few tables were not wiped clean. Selection of pastries isn't great compare to the one in Ellicott city. If you go there late afternoon, not much pastries left. Their Tiramisu latte was amazing and all other pastries were good as usual. read more
7 months ago
We love coming here for pastries, cakes, and lattes! My favorite drinks are the ube latte (hot) and all of their matcha lattes. I've been especially loving their new pistachio matcha latte! They never disappoint with their pastries both savory and sweet. Our favorite cake is their mango cloud and chocolate. I would recommend this place to anyone! Only downside is that it does get crowded on the weekends, so seating may be limited on those days. read more
The bakery had a big selection of items and everything was fresh, some items still warm. The physical layout was not great because there was only one cashier and essentially they have to wrap every pastry or put them in bags, not like some bakeries where items are already wrapped.this causes a long wait and line to pay. The bakery was clean, and full on a Friday at 2 PM. read more
4 months ago
1 year ago
Some of the best matcha in Columbia! I really like how quick they make my drink & appreciate the endless options they have in this cafe. Anytime I come I get matcha, next time will be sure to try the famous pastries! read more
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3 months ago
Really enjoyed my coffee. Plenty of options for pastries. I was disappointed that they did not have a changing station in neither bathroom so I had to rush out with my son. There was no wait for my drink but there were only a few chairs available to sit. Online ordering not available. I spent about $25 on one coffee and two pastries. read more
4 months ago
1 year ago
Nice looking cakes but very expensive. If you're a fan of the very light Asian/French cakes you may like it. $40+ for a small cake light that feeds about 5. Meh They have a lot of sweet and savory pastries but none that were amazing tasting. That being said, the stuff LOOKS amazing. Nice ambiance. Like a quiet coffee shop, though pretty packed. Customer service is pretty horrible. About 7 kids standing around not doing much. Yet not a single person seemed like they wanted to help us, much less even say Hello. One word responses to questions. Do they even want to sell anything??? read more
Good to see a new location opened here in Columbia. Came in after dinner, dark out but bright inside. Spacious, looks fairly clean, but can use more swiping. Bakery selections were ok, that could be due to the time we came in, later on in the day and they don't put out more items and only trying to sell what's out. Price is about the same as the other locations. Staff were efficient, but no smile, didn't feel very friendly, rather robotically getting through the shift LOL Convenient parkings in the shopping center. Will try back during a day time to see if there is any difference. read more
1 year ago
Is Tous Les Jours a French Bakery? Not Quite--But Here's Why You Should Go Anyway! When I saw the name Tous Les Jours and glimpsed a lineup of desserts, I thought, "Finally! A true French boulangerie to satisfy my cravings!" Sadly, it's not. Turns out, Tous Les Jours is a Korean bakery with French inspiration. As someone who lives for authentic French boulangeries, I was a little heartbroken--but not for long. Why? Because I also love Korean bakeries, and this one delivered! The sheer variety was overwhelming (in the best way possible). There were so many tempting options, but I decided to play it safe for an early Saturday morning. My picks? A Guava Danish and a Cream Cheese Pastry/Pie/Tart hybrid--both were absolute showstoppers. The perfect balance of flaky, creamy, and sweet, these treats earned a spot on my "must-have-again" list. One thing I wish they offered--or at least made more obvious--is the option to heat up their savory items. With goodies like meat-filled pastries and cheese-laden options, a little warmth would make a world of difference. To be fair, I didn't ask, so maybe it's something they can do--worth exploring next time! The vibe of the bakery is bright, cozy, and not too crowded (at least during my visit). It seems like the perfect spot to grab a pastry, pop in some headphones, and tackle a to-do list while treating yourself. Will I go back? Absolutely. While it's not the French boulangerie I initially dreamed of, it's a delightful cafe alternative with plenty of options for both sweet and savory cravings. Plus, that Guava Danish alone is worth a return trip. If you're in the mood for something a little different but equally satisfying, Tous Les Jours is worth a visit. Just don't be like me--ask if they'll warm up your pastries! read more
2 months ago
1 year ago
I love tous les jours and am so happy to have one in my neighborhood. It was great in the beginning but lately I noticed that the quality has gone down for some of my favorite products. For instance I always used to get the flatties every time, but lately they have been sooo over-baked so that they have a burnt taste, so I can't get them anymore. I also like the salt bread but recently it has been really small and not the best quality. Also the garlic croissant is squished and slightly overcooked. And why don't they put the croquettes in the warming machine?? I still go here regularly but I wish they would pay better attention to quality when baking or I will have to start going to Ellicott City instead. read more
2 years ago
Tours Les Jours is one of my favorite cozy cafes where I can read books and drink coffee. The service is friendly and has a reasonable speed. They offer a variety of pastries as well as beverages. There's also a huge parking lot, so finding a spot shouldn't be an issue. read more
7 months ago
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